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NewNightX03
23rd February 2004, 01:19
I posted yesterday about a problem I'm having. The post is here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71366

I've worked on it alot today and the only thing I can see that may be causing this is either a video or audio codec. I say maybe audio codec because a program called MPEGProperties gives me an "Error in Audio Packet Header" message.

The thing that is most puzzling is that the files load fine into TMPGENC + and can even be reencoded. Yet, when I try and add the files into the merge and cut tools area it crashes. On all the files that crash, GSpot shows the paths as:

(S) --> MPEG-2 Demultiplexer --> InterVideo Video Decoder --> (R)
(S) --> MPEG-2 Demultiplexer --> Ligos MPEG Audio Decoder --> (R)

Is this as it should be?

Also, to further muddle the picture, the same files that TMPGENC + merge/cut rejects, TMPGENC DVD Author accepts, and allows me to edit and render to DVD. And finally, a program called MPEG2CUT also accepts the files and allows cutting. I understand that with those I have a workaround solution, but I need the TMPGENC + merge/cut options as I like them the best. It is great for joining all the files together that I need at no loss in quality.

I know this all sounds strange and I guess it is. The files work with some programs and not others. Any and all help and suggestions are greatly appreciated.